Fortunata a Novel
Fortunata a Novel
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Will you do me a favor ?" She clasped her hands, plead- ing, with a glance gentle and shy.
117 FORTUNATA "The holy man again!" cried her Excellency. "How he fights for his favorite! The schemer! Come, admit it was his Eminence who prompted you ? He knows that I can deny you nothing ; that I rob myself for you like the poor pelican that tears its breast for its young. " And the Princess slapped her lean chest, which resounded, even muffled as it was in a dressing-gown and dolman.
"Oh, aunt!" pro...tested Fortunata.
"Don't 'oh, aunt' me! You owe me everything, you little cormorant. Who proved to you your talents? Who trained you? Who gave you am- bition and self-assurance? Who taught you to be pretty? to walk? to talk? to charm? Your poor old aunt. I found you the leanest of the lean mean features, more silent than a fish, and took you in hand and formed you. " "Indeed, I have not forgotten. " "Ingratitude! At the first chance you turn from me and side with your sister, who cares no more for you than for Guido's old boots.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will you do me a favor ?" She clasped her hands, plead- ing, with a glance gentle and shy.
117 FORTUNATA "The holy man again!" cried her Excellency. "How he fights for his favorite! The schemer! Come, admit it was his Eminence who prompted you ? He knows that I can deny you nothing ; that I rob myself for you like the poor pelican that tears its breast for its young. " And the Princess slapped her lean chest, which resounded, even muffled as it was in a dressing-gown and dolman.
"Oh, aunt!" pro...tested Fortunata.
"Don't 'oh, aunt' me! You owe me everything, you little cormorant. Who proved to you your talents? Who trained you? Who gave you am- bition and self-assurance? Who taught you to be pretty? to walk? to talk? to charm? Your poor old aunt. I found you the leanest of the lean mean features, more silent than a fish, and took you in hand and formed you. " "Indeed, I have not forgotten. " "Ingratitude! At the first chance you turn from me and side with your sister, who cares no more for you than for Guido's old boots.
What to read after Fortunata a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Majorie Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
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